Four stages of development

The first stage — establishing the Consortium as an international expert and dialogue platform. Delivered.

Create a dialogue platform between business, experts, and government to shape rules, strategy, and standards for digital healthcare.

• July 2020
  • Roundtable in Kyiv with NSDC and the National Cybersecurity Association, supported by the Office of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights.
• September 2020
  • Drafting the extraterritorial charter and development strategy.
  • Engaging international experts and business representatives.
  • Forming the Consortium team.
• October 2020
  • Setting up a working group under NSDC and outlining a legislative programme.
  • Preparing for participation in grant programmes.
  • Launching the official site and staffing the secretariat.

The second stage — entering the market and launching pilots. Partially delivered: the roadmap envisioned several major events, which over time were carried forward through the founders' operating companies — DeHealth (from late 2021) and Army Health System.

Enter the market and launch pilot projects.

• November 2020
  • Launch of the media campaign.
  • International PR.
• December 2020
  • Planned international eHealth conference.
  • Development and approval of key technological standards for digital healthcare in Ukraine.
• Q1 2021
  • Planned Verkhovna Rada roundtable: "Strategy for the development of digital medicine in Ukraine."
  • Launch of the eHealth educational programme.

The third stage — strategic vision recorded in 2020. The thesis of a unified medical-records database and personalised financial accounts was ultimately carried forward by the founders as DeHealth (dehealth.app) — a global preventive-medicine platform.

Build a database of case histories, a personalised financial-accounts system, and an independent data centre. Target revenue $200M/year from Q4 2022.

• Q1 2021
  • Creating a database of case histories and human health status.
  • Launching the personalised financial-accounts system.
  • Participation in tenders and grant programmes.
• Q3 2021
  • Launch of an independent, robust data centre for Consortium members and the broader eHealth market.
• Q1 2022
  • Creation of a fund supporting non-government medical care.

The fourth stage — long horizon. The strategic trajectory of the Consortium and its participants through 2030.

A closed internal financial market underpinning a private healthcare system for millions of people. International activity. Technological and financial leadership.